Ulysses S. Grant Leadership Analysis

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Ulysses S. grant was the 18th president of the United States and was a verypowerful individual. He was considered the youngest president at his age of 46.Grant was born on April 27.1822 in Ohio. Grant was the leader in the war in whichhe captured Vicksburg, Mississippi. He had a lot of great leadership qualitieswhich I will explain in a stream of different photos at the time of his leadership.This particular photograph was taken in 1843 which was during the civilwar. In this picture you can tell he was a man about his business which was servingthe country. He is dressed as a commanding leader. This is fairly a dark picturebecause of the background, so it makes his face really pop out. This was also thevery first photograph taken of him. During
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